Interdisciplinarity in Practice

The course is offered to students who have a license to replace Experts in Team (EiT) with other relevant master courses of the same magnitude.

This course is an independent study with a prescribed curriculum of ca. 650 pages. The course contains no lectures.

Students who have completed this course will have knowledge of:

• different perspectives on interdisciplinarity, multidisciplinarity and transdisiplinarity, both as strategies for dealing with their own expertise and as a feature of knowledge organization in late modern society

Students who have completed this course will have skills in:

• writing an argumentative and reflective text/report where the interdisciplinary perspectives is linked to an actual project/case

Self study.